Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-23
EUROPE's ENHANCEMENT.
Won MOItke to Be Stubbornly OPP
posed in Berlin's Second District.

pOScu IN ISer'lu' ) second DISUrlCl.
BERLIN, Jan. 22.-The new German
Liberals of the Second Berlin district met
to-day for the purpose of deciding on their
action in the coming election for member
of the Reichstag. Three thousand elec-
tors attended. Itwas resolved to support
Prof. Virchow against Gen. Won Moltke
as candidate. Herr Richter in a speech
advocating this policy said he ad-
yOcated that the personal merits of
Gen. Won Moltke were superemlnent,
but contended that it was not the dutv
OF the electors to provide that the mill
tary interests of the empire should be
strongly represented in the Reichstag,
but rather to elect to that body those who
could and would defend the civil in
terests OF the people, TO the end that there
might be proper equalization of civil and
military claims put forth. The views OF
eminent civilians should be recognized
in opposition to a One-slded mill
tary view. When the Duke
OF WELLINGTON, continued Herr
Richter, utilized his military glory and
his personal merits to override the con-
stitution of England, Englishmen de-
tiantly declared that though be had been
victorious in Spain and at Waterloo he
should not be victorious against the peO-
pie Of England. ID like manner Gen. Won
Moltke, though he had been victorious
over Austria and over France, should not
be permitted to be victorious against the
citizens of Berlin.
A REFUSAL TO PRESENT AN ADDRESS.
The lower house OF the Landtag Will
not present an address to Emperor Will
liam. The Conservatives were unani-
mously in favor OF presenting him with
an address, but the National Liberals re.
fused to cooperate.
Delegations from the national parties
met yesterday for the purpose of organ
iZing Central Electoral Committee.
All the district papers publish supple
ments containing the speeches in the
Reichstag made by Prince Bismarck.
Herr Ricbter's speech has been pLblished
in pamphlet form and thousands Of copies
sold.
The manifesto of the Free Conserva.
tives asserts plainly that victory tor
the opposition will entertain a European
war. IL says that if the septennate term
be accepted the development OF the ma
tion will be peaceful and happy.
The Guelph party in Hanover publish a
manifesto declaring that the parties
called National, in agitating an immod-
crate increase in the army, Keeps the
country into perpetual fear of war and
paralyZe ali confidence in the future.
The manifesto says: at is not upon great
armies but upon those who, preserving
the faith Of their fathers, defend faith
fully and fearlessly the rights of the peo-
pie that we must rely for the basis upon
which to place the we'll being of the
nation"
STAND OF THE SOCIALISTS.
The Socialists have met and decided to
run a candidate whenever there was
n q Conservative bo-
no Nationalist will stand the party will
support the Liberal candidate. As pre-.
lude to their manifesto the Socialists
have scattered broadcast a "New
Year" compliment which is couched,
saws the Noss Gazette, in terms more
violent than they ever hitherto attempted.
The manifesto urges the Socialists to
prosecute vigorous campaign and hast
en- the moment when the purifying fire of
revolution will devour the old world,
which is flled with crime and violence.
The police tried to suppress the manifesto
but despite their efforts they found
that 10000 copies of it had been
distributed in single morning.
the party counts on material
help from Liebnecht. They have nomi-
mated as candidates Herren kayser in
Halle, Geirtz in Weimar, Reissiaus In
Erfut, Book in Gotta, Schumacher in
Bebel in Hamburg.
The Kreuse Heitung says that the Bun
desrath has unanimously adopted Prus-
sis's motion dissolving the ReIchstag.
FRANCES MINISTRY.
PARIS, Jan. 22'-The journal des Debats
publishes conspicuously leading article
denOuncing Gen. Boulanger as an asso-
ciate of the party of revolution, and pro-
nouncing his presence in the War Office
dangerous to the state and the Re-
public.
The Radical organs praise Gen. BOulan.
ger and accuse the OppOrtunists of con-
spiracy for the downfall OF the Goblet
Cabinet, which they pronounce immi-
nent.
The Cabinet has withdrawn the sup
Elemental budget for $15.000000, intro
duced by NJ. Dauphln, Minister of FL
nance, aud rejected by the Budget Com
mittee of the Chamber Of Deputies. The
Ministry have accepted the committees
proposals, including that for an issue of
sexennial treasury bonds to cover the
present deficit. The Cabinet crisis is
now believed ayerted.
MEDIATION sCoRNED.
BRUSSELS, Jan. 22-Le Nord, the Rus
sian organ here, regulates the proposal
to submit the Bulgarian difficulty 10
mediation. 1t says that mediation i'm
pies that there is dispute, whereas no
dispute exists between Russia and Bull
garla.